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Constitution, By-Laws 



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OF THE 



Providence Athletic Association 

PROVIDENCE 
RHODE ISLAND 

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PROVIDENCE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION BUILDING, 

CORNER WEYBOSSET AND POTTER STREETS. 



OFFICERS, 1894. 



President, 
GEORGE L. SHEPLEY. 

Vice-Presidents, 
A. TINGLEY WALL, A. CURTIS TINGLEY. 

Secretary, 
WILLIAM M. P. BOWEN. 

Treasurer, 
JOHN SHEPARD, Jr. 



GOVERNING COfiniTTEE. 

To serve until April, 1895. 
William C. Buell, Charles H. Howland, 

Joseph E. Fletcher, Edward H. Tingley, 

William H. Wing. 

To serve until April, 1896. 
Edward W. Hoppin, William N. Otis, 

William A. Leete, Howard L. Perkins, 

Stephen Waterman. 

To serve until April, 1897. 
William M. P. Bowen, George L. Shepley, 

George C. Harrington, Franklin A. Smith, Jr. 

A. Tingley Wall. 

To serve until April, 1898. 
William L. Coop, John Shepard, Jr., 

Walter A. Peck, A. Curtis Tingley. 



STANDING COnniTTEES. 

BATHS. 

William A, Leete, William M. P. Bowen, 

William C. Buell. 

BILLIARDS AND BOWLING. 

Howard L. Perkins, Joseph E. Fletcher, 

William H. Wing. 

FINANCE. 

George L. Shepley, John Shepard, Jr., 

Walter A. Peck. 

ATHLETICS. 

George C. Harrington, Edward H. Tingley, 

Howard L. Perkins. 

HOUSE COnfllTTEE. 

Walter A. Peck, Stephen Waterman, 

A. Tingley Wall, A. Curtis Tingley, 

George L. Shepley. 

CARD GAHES. 

George H. Robinson, Walter H. Barney, 

George H. Newhall, Jesse B. Sweet, 

James A. George. 

HEriBERSHIP COnniTTEE. 

Stephen Waterman, William H. Wing, 

William M. P. Bowen. 



/"\ N obligation rests on each member of the 
I * club to familiarize himself with its Laws 
and Rules adopted for its government, and to 
accord a ready and courteous acquiescence to 
all of their provisions. 

It is the imperative duty of the officers of 
the club to provide for the strict enforcement 
of its rules, and to exact every prescribed pen- 
alty for their violation with absolute imparti- 
ality. 



CHARTER. 



Stated ok Rhode Island, &c. 

In General Assembly, 

Ja.nuLa.r3r Session, A. D. 1391. 

AN ACT 

To incorporate tine " Providence Athletic Asso- 
ciation." 

It is enacted by the General Assembly as follows : 

Section 1. Sayer Hasbrouck, William M. P. Bowen, Alonzo E. 
Flint, William H. Wing, Howard L. Perkins, Charles H. Howland, 
Stephen Waterman, John Shepard, Jr., Hiram Kendall, Edward H. 
Tingley and George L. Shepley, their associates and successors, are 
hereby made a corporation by the name of the " Providence Athletic 
Association," for the promotion of sound physical culture, the encour- 
agement and enjoyment of athletic sports and pastimes, the develop- 
ment of social intercourse and for other similar purposes, with all the 
powers and privileges, and subject to all the duties and liabilities set 
forth in Chapter 152 of the Public Statutes, and in any acts in amend- 
ment thereof or in addition thereto. 

Sec 2. Said corporation may take, hold, transmit and convey real 
and personal estate to an amount not exceeding one hundred and fifty 
thousand dollars. 

Sec 3. Said corporation shall have an office in the City of Provi- 
dence. 

(Passed May 1, 1891.) 
A true copy. 

Attest: 
[Sgd] EDWIN D. McGUINNESS, 

Secretary of State, 




AN ACT 

In amendment of ' f An A.ct to incorporate trie ' Prov= 

idence A.tnletio Association,' passed, at trie 

January Session, A. D. 1891. 

It is enacted by the General Assembly as follows : 

Section 1. Section 2 of "An Act to incorporate the 'Providence 
Athletic Association,' passed at the January Session, A. D. 1891," is 
hereby amended so as to read as follows : 

" Sec 2. Said Corporation may take, hold, transmit and convey real 
and personal estate to an amount not exceeding two hundred and fifty 
thousand dollars." 

Sec 2. This act shall take effect immediately after its passage. 



STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS. 

Office of the Secretary of State, 

Providence, September 30th, 1891. 

I certify the foregoing - to be a true copy of an act passed by the General 
Assembly of said State on the fourth day of August, 1891. 

In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my hand 
and affixed the seal of the State aforesaid, the date first 
above written. 
[Sgd] GEO. H. UTTER, 

Secretary of State. 




CONSTITUTION 



ARTICLE I. 

NAME. 

This Association shall be known as the " Providence Athletic 
Association." 

ARTICLE II. 

OBJECTS. 

The objects of this Association shall be the promotion of 
sound physical culture, the encouragement and enjoyment 
of athletic sports and pastimes, the development of social inter- 
course, and other similar purposes. 

ARTICLE III. 

MEMBERSHIP. 

The membership of this Association shall be limited to such 
number, not exceeding two thousand active members and such 
other non-resident members, as the Governing Committee may 
from time to time determine. No person shall be eligible to 
membership who is under eighteen years of age at the time of 
his election. 

None but active or life members shall be entitled to vote or 
be eligible to office. 



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Termination of active or life membership, from any cause 
whatsoever, shall operate as a release of all right or title to, or 
interest in, the property and assets of the Association. 

Persons under eighteen years of age, or persons temporarily 
residing in Providence or vicinity, and ladies, may be admitted 
to privileges of the Association, under such rules and regula- 
tions as the Governing Committee may prescribe. 

ARTICLE IV. 

MEETINGS OF THE ASSOCIATION. 

The Annual Meeting shall be held on the second Monday of 
April, for the election of members of a Governing Committee 
and such other business as may be brought before it. 

If no quorum is present, the presiding officer may adjourn 
the meeting to any other day within two weeks, with the same 
effect as if held as above. 

None but members shall be present at a meeting. 

Fifty active members shall constitute a quorum for the trans- 
action of business. 

At the Annual Meeting the order of business shall be as 
follows : 

Reports and communications. 

New business. 

Election of members of the Governing Committee. 

A special meeting of the Association shall be called when- 
ever the Governing Committee may deem one necessary, or 
whenever twenty-five active members of the Association shall 
make to the President a written request for the same, and 



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specifying the object of the meeting ; and no other business 
than that specified in the notice shall be transacted at that 
meeting. 

Notices of each Annual Meeting of the Association and 
notices of each adjourned meeting or special meeting shall be 
mailed to each member at least five days before the meeting. 

ARTICLE V. 

GOVERNMENT. 

The entire government and management of the Association, 
the making of contracts and the execution of instruments, ex- 
cept for the conveyance of real estate, shall be entrusted to a 
Governing Committee of twenty of its active members, a ma- 
jority of whom shall constitute a quorum, and from whom the 
President, the Vice-Presidents, the Secretary and the Treasurer 
shall be chosen. 

This Committee shall be divided into four classes, of five 
each, to serve for four years each, one class retiring every year 
when the Association shall elect the successors. 

The Committee shall, at a meeting to be held as soon after 
ihe Annual Meeting as possible, elect from its own body a 
President, two Vice-Presidents, a Secretary and a Treasurer, 
who shall be the officers of the Association, all to serve for one 
year from the second Monday in April, or until their successors 
are elected. 

The Treasurer shall be required to furnish a bond in the sum 
of five thousand dollars, with surety to be approved by the 
Governing Committee. 



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In case of any vacancy occurring during the year, the 
Committee shall fill it for the remainder of the unexpired 
term. 

Any member of the Committee who shall absent himself 
from three consecutive regular meetings, unless he shall have 
previously obtained permission so to do, or shall present at the 
next regular meeting an excuse for his absence satisfactory to 
a majority of the Committee present, shall be considered as 
having resigned as a member of the Committee, and shall 
cease to be a member thereof. 

ARTICLE VI. 

POWERS OF THE GOVERNING COMMITTEE. 

The Governing Committee shall have power, — 

1 . To appoint the necessary sub-committees. 

2. To admit members, one adverse ballot in five excluding, 
and to suspend or expel them by ballot, subject to the provis- 
ions of Article XX. 

3. To prescribe rules for the admission of strangers or 
guests to the privileges of the Association, and no persons not 
members shall be admitted, except under such rules. 

4. To make rules for the use of the Association property 
by the members, and for their conduct in the Association, in- 
cluding all necessary House Rules. 

5. To fix penalties for the violation of the Constitution, 
By-Laws and Rules, and to enforce the same. 

6. To remit penalties for -offences against the By-Laws 
and Rules, and for accidental violations of the Constitution. 



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7. To suspend any member, and to put an end to mem- 
bership for any conduct of a member, not in violation of the 
Constitution, By-Laws or Rules, but improper and prejudicial 
to the interests of the Association, subject to the provisions of 
Article XX. 

8. To call special meetings of the Association to consider 
a specific subject. 

9. To make, alter and amend rules for their own govern- » 
ment, and to fix and enforce penalties for the violation of 
such rules. 

10. To make purchases and contracts for the ordinary 
expenses of the Association ; but it shall have no power, un- 
less specially authorized, to render the Association or any 
member thereof liable for any extraordinary debt or expenses 
beyond the amount of money which shall, at the time of con- 
tracting such debt, be in the treasury and not needed for the 
discharge of any prior debt or liabilities. 

11. To appoint delegates to the different associations of 
which the Association may be a member. 

12. No entry in the name of the Association shall be 
made in any contest unless approved by the Governing Com- 
mittee, who may, however, delegate their authority to any sub- 
committee. 

ARTICLE VII. 

CORPORATE SEAL. 

The corporate seal of the Association shall bear the in- 
scription : 



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" Providence Athletic Association, State of Rhode Island. 
Incorporated May 1, 1891." 

ARTICLE VIII. 

MEETINGS OF THE GOVERNING COMMITTEE. 

The Governing Committee shall hold monthly meetings, ex- 
cept in the months of July, August and September ; special 
meetings shall be called by the Secretary, at the request of the 
President or any five of the Governing Committee, upon notice 
to be sent or given to each member at least forty-eight hours 
before the time appointed therefor. 

In no case, when a resolution has been passed at a meeting 
of the Committee affecting the relation of a member of the 
Association towards the Association, shall such resolution be 
received or rescinded at a subsequent meeting, unless notice 
in writing be sent by the Secretary to each member of the 
Governing Committee at least ten days before the meeting, 
that such previous action will be brought up for review or re- 
consideration. 

ARTICLE IX. 

ANNUAL REPORTS. 

At the Annual Meeting, the Governing Committee, through 
the President, shall make a full report of its proceedings dur- 
ing the previous year, and recommend such measures as it may 
deem advisable. 



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ARTICLE X. 

NOMINATION AND ELECTION OF THE GOVERNING COMMITTEE. 

The Governing Committee at its February meeting shall 
annually appoint a Nominating Committee of five members 
of the Association, not members of the Governing Committee, 
for the nomination of members of the Governing Committee 
to be balloted for at the ensuing annual election. It shall be 
the duty of the Nominating Committee appointed as aforesaid 
to post the names of the persons nominated by them for 
membership of the Governing Committee in a conspicuous 
place in the Club House at least twenty days before the 
Annual Election ; but any other member shall be eligible for 
the election to the Governing Committee, if his name shall 
have been posted in such conspicuous place for at least ten 
days before such election, endorsed by ten members of the 
Association. At such meeting the presiding officer shall ap- 
point two tellers, who shall receive and canvass the ballots cast 
at the Annual Election and certify the result. The election 
to membership of the Governing Committee shall be by ballot, 
and a plurality of all the votes cast shall be necessary to the 
election of a member. 

ARTICLE XL 

ELECTION OF MEMBERS. 

A candidate for admission must be proposed by two active 
members, who shall certify, in writing, that they have known 



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him for six months at least. The application, dated, stating 
full name, residence and place of business of the candidate, 
signed by the members proposing and seconding him, with 
such reference and remarks as they may choose to make, 
shall be given to the Secretary, who shall post the names in 
the Club House at least two weeks before the meeting of the 
Governing Committee at which the said candidate comes up 
for election. 

A second ballot upon the election of a proposed member 
may be taken at any time before the adjournment of the 
meeting, upon the motion of a single member of the Com- 
mittee ; but after the meeting a rejected candidate shall not 
within three months be again balloted for. Candidates whose 
names have been laid over for two successive meetings shall 
not again be balloted for until after the names succeeding them 
on the list shall have been acted upon. Precedence shall be 
given to old members who may present their names for re- 
election, and also to those who have already established a 
record as athletes. 

ARTICLE XII. 

ACTIVE MEMBERS. 

Any person duly elected and paying his entrance fee and 
dues for the unexpired portion of the half-year during which 
he joins, counting from the first day of the month in which 
he was elected, shall become thenceforth entitled to all rights 
and privileges of active membership. Failure to make these 
payments within sixty days shall render such election null 



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and void ; and these payments will be held as an acceptance 
of membership, and a submission to and agreement to be 
bound by the Constitution, By-Laws and Rules of the Asso- 
ciation. 

All members must immediately notify the Secretary of any 
change in address, and by failure to do so shall be deemed 
to have waived any notice provided for under the Constitu- 
tion, By-Laws, and any rules, and shall incur all the risks that 
attach thereto. 

ARTICLE XIII. 

NON-RESIDENT MEMBERS. 

Persons having no usual place of residence, business or 
study in the State of Rhode Island may be elected non-resi- 
dent members, in the manner provided for the election of 
active members, and shall upon election pay each ten dollars 
entrance fee and fifteen dollars annual dues, in the manner 
prescribed for such payments by active members. 

Non-resident members shall have all the rights of active 
members except those of voting, holding office or having any 
interest in the property of the Association. 

A non-resident member who shall acquire a usual place of 
residence, business or study in the State of Rhode Island, 
shall cease to be a non-resident member of the Association, 
and shall notify the Secretary of such change. 

He shall, however, if he so request, be placed at the head 
of the list of candidates for election as active members, and 



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if elected, shall pay an additional entrance fee equal to the 
balance of the then entrance fee and his regular dues as an 
active member. 

The Governing Committee may, on the application of any 
active member having no usual place of residence, business 
or study in the State of Rhode Island, place him in the class 
of non-residents, his privilege to begin on the first day of 
April or October next succeeding the date of hfe application ; 
but no return shall be made of the entrance fee already paid, 
and in the event of his subsequently acquiring a usual place 
of residence, business or study in the State of Rhode Island, 
he shall notify the Secretary of such change, and shall be 
placed in the class of active members without the necessity of 
a re-election. 

ARTICLE XIV. 

ARMY, NAVY AND MARINE HOSPITAL SERVICE MEMBERS. 

Any officer of the Army, Navy or Marine Hospital Service 
of the United States may be admitted to the privileges of the 
Association, at the discretion of the Governing Committee, 
upon the payment of such proportion of the annual dues as 
shall correspond to the time during which he shall enjoy the 
privileges of the Association, but he shall not have the right of 
voting, and, in the event of the dissolution of the Association, 
he shall have no interest in its property. 

ARTICLE XV. 

HONORARY AND LIFE MEMBERS. 

Honorary membership may be conferred by a unanimous 
vote, at any meeting of the Association, upon any person, 



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the candidate having been proposed as required for active 
membership. 

Honorary members cannot, as such, hold office or vote at 
meetings, or hold any right, title to, or interest in the prop- 
erty or assets of the Association, but may enjoy all the rights 
and privileges of active membership by payment of entrance 
fee (if not paid before, while active members) and dues from 
the date of their applications to become active members. 

Life members may be elected by the Governing Committee 
in the same manner as active members, upon the payment of 
two hundred and fifty dollars each, in addition to the active 
member's entrance fee (if not already paid), and they shall be 
entitled to all the privileges of active members and shall pay 
no dues or assessments. 

ARTICLE XVI. 

INDEBTEDNESS. 

All indebtedness of members to the Association, except 
semi-annual dues, shall be paid on or before the first day of 
every month ; and a notice of the indebtedness of a member, 
with a request to pay the same, shall be sent to the member's 
usual address. If, at the expiration of the tenth day of any 
month, any member shall not have paid such indebtedness to 
the Association for the preceding month, he shall receive no 
further credit until such indebtedness is paid. It shall be the 
duty of the Treasurer, upon the eleventh day of each month, 
to post on the bulletin board of the Association the names 
of all members whose indebtedness is unpaid, together with 



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the amount due from each member, there to remain until 
the same is paid. Any member whose name and the amount 
due from him, having been posted as aforesaid, shall have 
remained posted thirty days, shall cease to be a member of the 
Association, subject to Article VI., section 6. 

ARTICLE XVII. 

ENTRANCE FEE AND ANNUAL DUES OF ACTIVE MEMBERS. 

To defray the expenses of the Association, there shall be 
an entrance fee of twenty-five dollars each for the first 
thousand active members, the entrance fees of active mem- 
bers beyond the first thousand to be fixed by the Governing 
Committee, and annual dues of twenty-five dollars each, pay- 
able semi-annually, in advance, on the first day of April and 
the first day of October ; but any member who so desires can 
pay the whole annual assessment, in advance, on the first day 
of April. 

Any member failing to pay his dues within thirty days afte r 
they become due shall be posted upon the Association bul- 
letin, and notice thereof .shall be mailed to his usual ad- 
dress by the Treasurer ; and upon failing to pay within two 
months after they become due, he shall cease to be a mem- 
ber of the Association, subject to the provisions of Article VI., 
section 6. 

Persons having thus been dropped, and wishing again to 
become members, must be regularly proposed and balloted for, 
as when first elected. 



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Any member in arrears to the Association shall be ex- 
cluded from all competitions, unless by special permission of 
the Governing Committee. 

The Secretary and the Treasurer shall be exempt from the 
payment of all dues. 

ARTICLE XVIII. 

LEAVE OF ABSENCE. 

Leave of absence may be granted for one year, to any 
member of the Association, by the Governing Committee. 
Applications for such leave must be made in writing, addressed 
to the Secretary. No leave of absence shall be granted ex- 
cept in case of absence at least from the State of Rhode Isl- 
and during the term of such leave of absence ; no member 
shall be granted leave of absence unless his dues be paid in 
full to the date of the receipt of his application ; no member 
shall be liable for yearly dues during the term of his leave of 
absence. At the expiration of the year the Governing Com- 
mittee may extend the leave of absence for another year. 

ARTICLE XIX. 

RESIGNATIONS. 

All resignations of membership or office shall be made in 
writing, to the President or Secretary, and shall be acted upon 
at the next meeting of the Governing Committee. 

Resignations of membership made subsequent to April 1 
and October 1 shall not relieve the resigning member from 
dues for the half-year beginning on those dates. 



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ARTICLE XX. 

EXPULSIONS OR SUSPENSIONS. 

If any member shall be charged, in writing, addressed 
to the Governing Committee, by any other member, with 
conduct injurious to the good order, peace or interest of the 
Association, or at variance with the requirements of its Con- 
stitution, By-Laws and Rules, or if the Committee shall be- 
come cognizant of such conduct, the Committee shall there- 
upon inform the member charged, in writing ; and if upon 
inquiry, and after giving the person so charged an opportu- 
nity to be heard, the Governing Committee shall be satisfied 
of the truth of the charge, and that the same demands such 
action, they may proceed to suspend such member for a 
period not exceeding six months or they may request him to 
resign, and if he declines to resign, upon notice to him after 
presentation of the case, may proceed to expel him. A three- 
fifths vote of those present of the Governing Committee shall 
be required for expelling or suspending a member. 

At any time within ninety days after any suspension or ex- 
pulsion, a meeting of the Association shall be called, if re- 
quested, in writing, by fifty members of the Association, ad- 
dressed to the Secretary, at which meeting an appeal may be 
taken from the decision of the Committee, and the member 
may be restored to his position by a vote of three-fourths of 
the members of the Association present and voting. 

ARTICLE XXI. 

AMENDMENTS. 

A quorum for the amendment of this Constitution shall con- 



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sist of not less than one hundred members ; and when such 
quorum is present, this Constitution may be amended by a 
two-thirds vote at any annual or special meeting, provided the 
proposed amendment has been posted in the Club House and 
mailed to each member of the Association, directed to the last 
address furnished by him, at least five days before the meeting 
at which the amendment is to be considered. 



BY-IAWS 



I. DUTIES AND POWERS OF COMMITTEES. 

The Governing Committee shall appoint annually from its 
members and subject to direction by vote of the Governing 
Committee, the following standing committees ; and it may 
appoint other standing committees in its discretion : 

1. A Committee on Baths. 

2. A Committee on Billiards and Bowling. 

3. A Committee on Finance, of which the Treasurer 

shall be one. 

4. A Committee on Athletics. 

5. A House Committee. 

6. A Committee on Athletic Grounds. 

1 . The Committee on Baths shall have general charge of 
the baths and the barber shop, the persons employed therein, 
the supplies therefor and the administration and management 
thereof. It shall also have charge of all contests and exhibi- 
tions therein. 

2. The Committee on Billiards and Bowling shall have 
general charge of the billiard room, bowling alleys, bicycle 
rooms and shooting gallery, the employes attached thereto and 
the supplies therefor. It shall also have charge of all contests 
and exhibitions in these several departments. 



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3. The Committee on Finance shall examine, audit and 
certify all bills for the expense of the Association, after the 
same shall have been approved by the chairman, or in his 
absence by some other member, of the committee incurring 
the same, authorized thereto as hereafter provided. 

4. The Committee on Athletics shall have general charge 
of the gymnasium, fencing and boxing rooms, the dressing 
rooms attached thereto, all employes in the same and supplies 
therefor. It shall also have charge of all contests and exhibi- 
tions in these various departments, either within or without the 
building, except upon the athletic grounds. 

5. The House Committee shall have general charge of 
the restaurant, wine and cigar rooms, parlors, library, engineer's 
department and all parts of the Association building not in- 
cluded in the other departments, all employes attached thereto 
and the supplies therefor. 

6. The Committee on Athletic Grounds shall have general 
charge of the athletic grounds and buildings, the employes at- 
tached thereto, and the supplies therefor and all contests and 
exhibitions thereon. 

No bill for any supplies, repairs, alteration or other ex- 
pense shall be incurred by any of the other committees until 
the same shall have been approved by the Finance Commit- 
tee, after a requisition shall have been made in writing by 
the committee desiring the same, or the chairman thereof; 
except that the House Committee shall purchase or direct the 
purchase, from time to time, of the necessary supplies, wines, 
liquors and cigars, and any committee may make any mod- 
erate purchase or incur any moderate expense for anything 



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of immediate necessity, all such purchases or expenses to be 
reported to the Finance Committee prior to or at a regular 
monthly meeting of the Finance Committee. The Secretary 
and the Treasurer may incur all necessary current expenses, 
without previous requisition, and the Treasurer shall report 
all such expenses to the regular monthly meeting of the Fi- 
nance Committee. The salaries of all employes shall be fixed 
by the Governing Committee. 

The Finance Committee shall hold such regular meeting 
once a month prior to the regular monthly meeting of the 
Governing Committee, to which it shall report; and the doings 
of each other committee shall be reported to the Governing 
Committee at the regular monthly meeting, upon request. 
The Governing Committee shall have power to decide any 
question of the jurisdiction or the duties and powers of the 
various committees. 

II. INDEBTEDNESS TO THE ASSOCIATION. 

When any member's indebtedness to the Association, ex- 
clusive of semi-annual dues, amounts to fifteen ($15) dollars, 
he shall not be allowed further credit until such indebtedness 
shall have been paid in full, notice to be sent to such mem- 
ber immediately. The House Committee may at any time 
suspend the credit of any member, giving him notice in 
writing. 

A bill of each member's monthly account, through the 
twenty-fifth (25th) day of each month, shall be mailed by 
the Treasurer to each member not later than the last day of 
each month. 



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III. PRIVATE PROPERTY. 



No member shall use the private property of another mem- 
ber without his permission. All private property shall be at the 
owner's risk. 

A coat room is provided for the checking of valuables, but 
the Association will not be responsible for any loss. 

IV. ASSOCIATION PROPERTY. 

Members will be responsible for the breakage or injury of 
the glass, crockery or other property of the Association. 

V. VISITORS AND STRANGERS. 

None but members and persons introduced as hereinafter 
provided shall be admitted to the Club House ; except that the 
Governing Committee also regulates any admission under 
Article III. of the Constitution. Other persons having business 
with members can send in their names and await the person 
they wish to see in the stranger's reception room. 

VI. VISITORS. 

Any gentleman may be admitted as a visitor to the Club 
House, but he shall not be introduced by the same member 
oftener than once in thirty (30) days ; he must be accompa- 
nied by a member, who shall register his name, residence and 
date of introduction in the Visitors Book and affix his own 
name. A visitor cannot use the gymnasium or baths, and 
he shall not pay cash or settle for anything furnished by the 



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Association, but shall in all respects be considered the guest 
of the member introducing him. 

VII. STRANGERS. 

Strangers are persons not having a usual place of residence, 
business or study in the State of Rhode Island. 

A stranger may, on the request of a member, receive at the 
office, in the name of the Governing Committee, a written 
invitation entitling him to all the privileges of the Club House 
for not more than two (2) weeks, which at the expiration of 
that time may be renewed by any member of the House Com- 
mittee for a period of not more than two (2) weeks additional, 
in each three (3) months. 

The name of such stranger shall also be registered in the 
Strangers Book ; the member introducing him shall affix his 
own name. 

The same person shall not be introduced as a stranger for 
more than four (4) weeks in all in each three (3) months ; but 
he may be admitted as a visitor according to the rules pre- 
scribed for visitors. 

Members introducing visitors and strangers are responsible 
for them. 

Any visitor or stranger violating any of the rules of the 
Association may be notified by a member of the House Com- 
mittee that he can no longer enjoy the privileges of the Asso- 
ciation. 

Other persons, under eighteen (18) years of age, shall not 
be admitted to any part of the Club House, except in accord- 



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ance with the rules and regulations prescribed by the Govern- 
ing Committee. 

VIII. MISCELLANEOUS. 

All members in good standing will be furnished with mem- 
bership cards. These cards shall be good for admission (ex- 
cept in cases of special arrangements) to all Association en- 
tertainments and must be shown when called for. Any 
transfer whatever of any member's card shall be sufficient 
cause for expulsion. 

The privileges of the Club House, in the discretion of the 
proper standing committee, may be extended to crews, or 
members of other clubs while training, or to competitors from 
other places ; and the privileges of the dressing rooms and 
baths may be given to those practicing with or coaching a team 
or crew. 

These By-Laws may be amended or added to by a vote of 
two-thirds of those of the Governing Committee present, pro- 
vided five (5) days notice, in writing, of the proposed amend- 
ment or addition shall be given to each member of the Gov- 
erning Committee. 



HOUSE RULES 



I." HOURS. 

The Club House will be opened daily at 8 a. m. No mem- 
bers except lodgers will be admitted after 12.30 o'clock at 
night, at which hour the House will be closed, except on Sun- 
days, when it will be closed at 1 1:30 o'clock p. m., and on occa- 
sions to be determined by the House or Governing Committee. 

The Gymnasium will be open from 8 a. m. to 10 p. m. daily, 
except Sunday, on which day it will close at 1 1 a. m. 

The Turkish and Russian Baths will be open from 10 a. m. 
to 10 p. m. daily, except Sunday, when they will close at 6 p. m. 
(See Special Rules). 

The Swimming Pool will be open whenever the Gymnasium 
or Turkish and Russian Baths are open. 

The billiard room, bowling alleys, shooting gallery, fencing 
and boxing rooms will be open daily, except Sunday, from 10 
a. m. until midnight. (See Special Rules.) 

The restaurant and other service will be maintained daily 
until midnight, except on Sundays, when it will close at 1 1 
o'clock p. M. 

II. CHARGES. 

None but members or those entitled to privileges as such 
will be permitted to sign cards for anything furnished by the 
Association. 

Members or those entitled to privileges as such must sign a 



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card for everything furnished at a charge by the Association. 
Any one desiring to pay cash can do so by writing the word 
" cash " on the card signed and redeeming the same in person 
at the office on the day of its date ; otherwise, the same will 
be charged to his account. 

Restaurant checks must be paid in cash. 

III. PRICES. 
Billiards : 40c. an hour; no charge less than 25c. 
Pool : 5c. a cue. 

Bowling : 10c. a game for each person ; 60 tickets for $5.00. 

Rifle Range : 10 shots for 15c; pistols and revolvers, 6 shots for 15c. 

Turkish and Russian Baths, including swim and alcohol rub : $1.00 ; 

6 tickets for $5.00. 
Use of Swimming Pool : 15c ; 10 tickets, $1.00. 
Alcohol Rub : 35c. 

Lodging Room : $1.50 a night, each person. 
Lockers, from date of issue to end of Club year, March 31st : 

Gymnasium, $1.50 ; 

Bowling, 50c. a ball ; 

Dark Room, $1.00 ; 

Card Room, $2.00 ; 

Card Room Drawers, $1.00 ; 

Postoffice Box at Office, $4.00. 
Shooting Gallery : 

Rifles, $2.00 ; 

Pistols, $1.00. 
Private Cue Rack : $2.00. 
Private Dining Room ; $2.00. 
Corkage : 50c. a bottle. 
Boot Polish : 5c; Russet Polish, 10c 

IV. LADIES. 

Members may register the- names of their wives, mothers, 
unmarried sisters or unmarried daughters, over eighteen years 



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of age, who may thereafter use the ladies' departments unat- 
tended by a member, and who may sign checks which will be 
charged to the member registering them. Other ladies may 
be registered at the Association office upon approval by the 
Governing Committee, and a card will be issued to them to 
expire March 31st in each year at a charge of $5.00. 

They may have the use of the ladies' departments, and they 
may sign checks, which will be charged to their account, for 
which, if not paid when due, the member registering them will 
be held responsible. 

All the above ladies shall be known as associate lady mem- 
bers. 

Any lady may be admitted as a visitor to the Club House. 
She must be accompanied by a member or associate lady 
member, who shall register the visitor's -name, residence and 
date of introduction in the Visitors' Book and affix his or her 
own name. 

Associate lady members may introduce gentlemen to the 
ladies' departments as visitors upon registration. Charges for 
all such visitors must be incurred by the lady inviting their 
presence. 

A strangers' card, if issued to a lady, shall entitle her only to 
the use of the ladies' departments. 

Gentlemen may be present in the ladies' dining and recep- 
tion rooms, and in the ladies' bowling alleys, but only when ac- 
companying ladies. 

Ladies entitled to the use of the ladies' departments shall be 
entitled to the exclusive use of the Gymnasium, Swimming Pool 
and Turkish and Russian Baths, according to Special Rules. 



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V. CHILDREN. 

Children in the household of members over six and under 
eighteen years of age, may be registered at the Association 
office, and a card issued to them. Thereafter they will be ad- 
mitted to the locker rooms, Baths, Gymnasium and Swimming 
Pool, according to Special Rules and Charges. 

Children, when accompanied by a member, may be admitted 
to the dining rooms, strangers' room and ladies' departments. 

No child shall exercise except under the charge of the in- 
structor. Under no circumstances will children be admitted to 
any part of the Club House other than those above designated ; 
nor will tobacco, cigars, cigarettes or refreshments of any kind be 
sold to them or allowed to be used under any pretext whatever. 

A bell will give warning a half hour before the retiring hour, 
and promptly at that time all children must leave the House. 
Any damage to the Association property done by any child must 
be made good by the member who introduces him, and will be 
charged to the member's account. Children holding such 
cards will be under the strict charge of the Club House attend- 
ants, and subject to the rules of government of the Association. 
Misconduct will render the offender liable to be dismissed 
peremptorily from the Club House, and repeated offences will 
subject him to be denied these privileges of the Association. 

VI. MISCELLANEOUS. 

Special rules for the Gymnasium will be posted therein. 
Special rules for Shooting Gallery will be posted therein. 
All cards issued bring their holders within the rules for gov- 
ernment of the Association.' 



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No one except a member of the Governing Committee, the 
superintendent or the clerks in the offices will be allowed in the 
offices of the Association without the consent of a member of 
the Governing Committee present. 

No reprimand shall be given to employes or servants by 
members of the Association ; but complaints of any nature shall 
be made in writing, signed by the complaining member or 
members, addressed to the proper committee, and deposited in 
a box provided for that purpose in the office of the Association. 

No member or visitor shall give any money or gratuity to 
any servant of the Association. 

Members shall not be allowed to send a servant out of the 
Club House on any pretext. 

No dogs will be allowed in the Club House. 

No subscription paper or petition can be circulated, no paper 
or magazine can be supplied nor any article exposed for sale in 
the Club House without permission of the House Committee. 

No periodicals, newspapers or books shall be removed from 
the reading rooms or parlors, or be cut, marked or otherwise 
defaced. 

No smoking will be allowed in the Gymnasium, Swimming 
Pool or Ladies' Departments. 

No edibles or beverages will be served in the fencing and 
boxing rooms, gymnasium, locker rooms or swimming pool. 
Beverages, sandwiches, crackers and cheese may be served 
elsewhere in the Club House, but the regular menu will be 
served only in the dining rooms. 

Conversation is prohibited in the reading rooms, and except 
between players in the card rooms. 



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No game of cards will be allowed except in the card rooms 
(See Special Rules). Gambling or playing for money is pro- 
hibited. 

No more than three consecutive strings of billiards and 
bowls or forty-five minutes of pool shall be played by the same 
person after others have requested the use of the table or alley. 

A transient lodging room cannot be occupied by the same 
member more than four consecutive nights, if its use be re- 
quested by another member before 9 o'clock p. m., no other 
room being vacant. 

Members in undress or exercising clothes are not allowed in 
the social rooms. 

The superintendent is required to notify members of any vio- 
lation of the rules of the House, and report the same to the 
House Committee. 

Ungentlemanly conduct or violation of the Constitution, By- 
Laws or House Rules will subject a member to a fine of not 
exceeding $20, or to suspension or expulsion under the pro- 
visions of the Constitution. 

The Governing Committee or House Committee may vary 
these House Rules and make special arrangements only upon 
special occasions. These House Rules may be amended or 
added to by a vote of two-thirds of those of the Governing Com- 
mittee present, provided five days notice in writing of the pro- 
posed amendment or addition shall be given to each member 
of the Governing Committee. 



MEMBERS. 

(December, 1894.) 



Abbott Dr. Edmond 
Adams D. Frederick 
Adams A. Bigelow 
Adams Stephen L. 
Alien F. H. 
Allen Edwin P. 
Allen J. Edward 
Allen John F. 
Alexander Charies 
Allen Dr. Edward S. 
Alexander Frederick 
Allen Marvin E. 
Aidrich Edward S. 
Aldrich Hon. Nelson W. 
Aidrich Wm. F. 
Alien Frederick W. 
Allen Henry E. 
Alfreds Henry J. 
Allen Hon. S. K. W. 
Allen Dr. Courtland J. 
Althans J. H. 
Ames J. O. 
Ames Dr. G. H. 
Ames Samuel 
Angell John Wardwell 
Anthony O. S. 



Angell Walter F. 
Anthony Earl C. 
Anthony Mark 
Anthony Albert L. 
Anderson Charles D. 
Anthony James M. 
Anthony Joseph B. 
Andrews C. C. 
Annable J. Herbert 
Andrews Frank H. 
Arnold Newton D. 
Arnold James B. 
Arnold William R. 
Arnold Frank S. 
Arnold Edward E. 
Arnold Thomas F. 
Arnold Daniel H. 
Aspinwall Edward 
Atwood H. C. 
Atwood Charles H. 
Atwood W. Herbert 
Austin Arthur E. 
Auty Charles H. 
Avery William Y. 
Aylesworth Henry C. 
Aylesworth Hiram B. 



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B 



Bates Isaac C. 
Baker William C. 
Ballou Walter S. 
Ballou William H. 
Barney Hon. Walter H. 
Barker Dr. William 
Barker Hon. Henry R. 
Bartlett Asel P. 
Barker F. Eugene 
Barrows Cornelius 
Barton Nathan B. 
Baker Albert A. 
Barney John 
Bain Hugh W. 
Battell Henry S. 
Barrus Howard W. 
Bassett William B. 
Barton Theodore A. 
Barker Henry A. 
Banigan John J. 
Banigan William B. 
Bates Francis E. 
Baker George T. 
Balch Joseph 
Ballou Frank Edgar 
Barden Charles A. 
Barker Louis B. 
Barker Abram 
Bassett Edward D. 
Benedict William C. 
Besley D. C. 
Beaman Elmer A. 
Berry Rudolph 
Becker George 



Bennett Charles P. 
Beatty Herbert T. 
Berry Nicholas L. 
Bashford James H. 
Barnes T. C. 
Ballou Hon. Daniel R. 
Ballou Frederick D. 
Bixby George E. 
Billings B. F. 
Billings L. H. 
Bishop N. S. 
Bicknall Frank J. 
Blanding William O. 
Bloodgood Horace S. 
Blaisdell B. S. 
Beach Charles H. 
Bliss T. H. 
Blanchard H. K. 
Blake Charles H. 
Blodgett John T. 
Bowen W. M. P. 
Boms J. C. 
BoutellW. Herbert 
Bowen Holder Borden 
Boardman William H. 
Bowen W. Fred 
Bond J. W. 
Boardman Charles W. 
Bogman Dr. Edward Y. 
Boyden John R. 
Bowen Vincent M. 
Bogie John K. 
Bowen E. F. 
Bowen Frank 



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Bosworth Hon. B. M. 
Bodwell Sanford 
Brown Robert P. 
Brown Gov. D. Russell 
Brown John Nicholas 
Brown Harold 
Brayton Lloyd A. 
Branch J. B. 
Bradley Charles 
Briggs George 
Brown Edgar E. 
Brown Walter DeF. 
Briggs S. J. 
Brown Arthur L. 
Briggs B. F. 
Brennan Hon. John M. 
Briggs Charles 
Brown Grenville R. 
Brown Herbert E. 
Brayton Charles R. 
Brown H. Martin 
Briggs Edward H. 
Brown Hon. Geo. Tilden 
Bridge William W. 
Briscoe Rev. Thomas F. 
Brown Eben E. 
Bradford Henry C. 
Bryar Frank 0. 
Briggs E. W. 
Braitsch William J. 
Brayton William D. 
Browning Albert H. 
Burroughs George H. 
Buell William C. 
Bucklin E. C. 
Burrington Arthur S. 



Bucklin Hon. E. W. 
Burbank Hon. Robert W. 
Burroughs Henry J. 
Budlong Granville R. 
Bullock T. R. 
Burgess Edwin A. 
Burgess R. Oscar 
Butterworth Charles F 
Burton William J. 
Burleigh Sidney R. 
Bull Col. Melville 
Burlingame C. I. 
Butterworth James C. 
Butts George W. Jr. 
Buttolph Benjamin G. 
Burch Orion W. 
Burnham George H. 
Bullard Harry 
Bubier Charles W. 
Buckhout Frank A. 
Budlong Dr. John C. 
Bushnell Fred N. 
Bucklin Charles R. 
Buffum A. J. 
Burrough Lewis F. 
Burt Frederic B. 
Bucklin James T. B. 
Bush C. S. 
Budlong Frank L. 
Burlingame Frederick E. 
Babcock Albert 
Baliou Leslie B. 
Brayton William Stanton 
Bugbee James H. 
Brown Moses M. 



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Cailender Walter 
Carpenter Albert G. 
Calder C. A. 

Carpenter Hon. George M. 
Carter John A. 
Cannon W. W. H. 
Case Philip 
Calder A. L. 
Carleton Oscar A. 
Campbell John P. 
Caldwell Alfred 
Carrington E. 
Campbell H. N. Jr. 
Calder Albert L. 2d 
Carpenter Frank F. 
Capron Hon. Adin B, 
Carpenter Edmund 
Carver Dr. R. Herbert 
Carey Harry A. 
Cass John Wilder 
Carpenter Phanuel B., Jr. 
Carr Dr. George W. 
Cate Herbert T. 
Carpenter Frederick E. 
Catlin Charles A. 
Cady Christopher A. 
Cady Allen D. 
Cahoone George H. 
Crocker Washington I. 
Campbell Ernest W. 
Carr Fred D. 
Carpenter Francis W. 
Canfield Dr. William C. 
Child Edwin F. 



Chace Thomas W. 
Chapin William P. 
Child Charles H. 
Church Dr. W. P. 
Chase Fred A. 
Church Henry A. 
Church George M. 
Chadwick Horace E. 
Chevalier J. F. 
Chapin A. D. Jr. 
Chambers W. S. 
Church E. C. 
Chase Howard P. 
Chase Fred L. 
Chase R. Hilton M. D. 
Chace Hon. Jonathan 
Cheeney Harry C. 
Chandler William A. 
Chapman Elias H. 
Carpenter Clarence H. 
Calder W. C. 
Calder Augustus W. 
Canfield Dr. Herman 
Chamberlin Horace E. 
Claflin William L. 
Clarke Howard L. 
Clarke W. Osmond 
Clark A. I. 
Clark Benjamin S. 
Clinton Albert H. 
Clark Prescott O. 
Clarke William E. 
Clason Martin 
Colwell Ralph 



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Cory Thomas B. 
Comstock Frank P. 
Comstock L. H. 
Comstock Richard W. 
Collins David S. 
Coop W. L. 
Comstock Walter J. 
Comstock William A. H. 
Colt Samuel P. 
Cory A. H. 
Cory Joseph P. 
Cornell Howard P. 
Cooke Henry W. 
Comstock Richard B. 
Cooke Samuel P. 
Coe Walter H. 
Conant Hezekiah 
Colwell Hon. Francis 
Congdon Johns H. 
Cokely George W. 
Colley Wiliiam Edgar 
Collingwood Geo. Wadsworth 
Cook Edward N. 
Coleman Earl Stuart 
Cole Frederick B. 



Codman W. C. 
Comstock Fred S. 
Cook C. N. 
Cole Charles Abram. 
Coleman Christopher H. 
Comstock Andrew 
Coates A. M. 
Cook Welcome H. 
Cooke Judge Stephen A. 
Colman Roscoe L. 
Cross John A. 
Cranston Frank H. 
Crooker Josiah W. 
Cross William P. 
Cranston Henry C. 
Crossley Robert 
Crooker J. Foster 
Cranston Francis A. 
Crooker Dr. G. H. 
Crocker M. D. H. C. 
Currier Andrew J. 
Curtis H. C. 
Cumerford A. S. 
Cunningham Edward F. 
Crowell James L. 



Davol Joseph 
Danieison J. DeForest 
Davenport J. H. 
Day Henry G. 
Davis Jeffrey 
Darling John 0. 
Dawson Thomas B. 
Darling Cortes A. 



D 



Davol Charles J. 
Day Charles R. 
Dana Frederick I. 
Darling L. B. Jr. 
Davis Edmund W. 
Dexter S. Frank 
Dean John M. 
Dempster W. W. 



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DeWolf J. H. 

Demming Hon. Richard H. 

Dews J. Howard 

Dean Robert W. 

Dennis D. B. 

Dewing Martin 

Devereux Orin C. 

DeWolf William B. 

Disbrow Fred. A. 

Dodd Edwin M. 

Douglas Hon. Samuel T. 

Douglas Judge W. W. 

Doane A. S. 

Doil Myron J. 

Doty C. C. 

Dodge Charles H. 

Doran John 



Downes L. W. 
Dover George W. 
Drowne Charles L. 
Durfee Philip B. 
Dupouy Raphael C. 
Dunham William R. 
Dubois Edward C. 
Dunham Henry W. Jr. 
Dunn Thomas F. 
Dunn Edwin S. 
Dunnell Henry 
Duffy Dr. Jas. F. 
Dyer Gen. Elisha Jr. 
Dyer C. W. D. 
Dyer William Allen 
Diman John B. 



Earle Joseph O. 

Eastman James H. 

Earle Newton 

Earle Charles R. 

Earle B. M. 

Earle R. B. 

Earle B. M. Jr. 

Earle William H. 

Eddy Dr. Raymond P. Jr. 

Eddy W. J. 

Eddy Andrew B. 

Eddy A. U. 

Edwards Stephen O. 

Eddy James P. 



Eddy Charles F. 
Eddy Forrest G. 
Edwards David G. 
Ely William 
Ellis H. B. 
Elsbree Shirley A. 
Ely Joseph C. 
Emerson Lowell 
Etlinger Maurice 
Exley Robert 
Eddy Irving P. 
Edmunds George W. 
Eaton Walter R. 



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Farwell Fred S. 
Farnum H. C. 
Farnum J. B. 
Farnsworth John P. 
Fales LeRoy 
Farnum F. E. 
Farwell Albert E. 
Farwell Edmund A. 
Falkenberg Julius 
Farrington William W. 
Fairbrother Arthur L. 
Fenner H. N. Jr. 
Fessenden Thomas F. 
Fenner Alexander W. Jr. 
Feely William J. 
Fish Myron 
Fidler H. T. 
Fidier L. N. 
Fitzgerald 0. E. 
Field James F. 
Fiske John T. Jr. 
Fiske Wilbur A. 
Fitzgerald M. 
Fitz Edward E. 



F 

Field Frank 0. 
Fifield William O. 
Field Fred E. 
Flint A. E. 
Flint Alonzo 
Fletcher Charles 
Fletcher Joseph E. 
Fletcher Henry 
Fletcher Fred C. 
Foster Theodore W. 
Foster J. Herbert 
Foster Robert G. 
Foster James A. 
Forneau Emil A. 
Foote Trueman S. 
Frothingham T. G. 
Francis E. Charles 
Frieze Lyman B. 
Fuller Hon. Myron H, 
Fuller George A. 
Furlong Joseph D. 
Flint George H. 
Fox Edward W. 
Francis Charles 



Q 



Gammell William 
Gardner Dr. C. H. 
Gammell Robert Ives 
Gardner Dr. Clarence T. 
Gardner H. I. 
Gale William H. Jr. 
Gardiner G. S. A. 
Gammell Charles A. 



Gannett William P. Jr. 
Gardiner Hubert B. 
Gardiner Aldrich B. 
Gardiner Rathbone 
George James A. 
George Frederick 
Gee James 
Gilmore Fred W. 



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Gilmore Robert J. 
Gibbs Edw. W. 
Glezen F. L. 
Gladding Benjamin C. 
Gledhill Edwin 
Goddard Robert H. I. 
Goff Lyman T. 
Goff Lyman B. 
Goodwin William P. 
Godding Edward A. 
Gorman Hon. Charles E. 
Goff Isaac L. 
Goff Rufus B. 
Gowdy William B. 
Gorton W. A. 
Goddard Moses B. I. 
Godding C. M. 
Good John E. 
Greenough Wm. B. 
Grant George H. 
Granger William S. 
Greaves James W. 
Grant H. T. 
Greene R. L. 
Grinnell Frederick 



Greene William P. 
Greene Dr. Charles L. 
Greaves Abraham 
Greene Howard 
Greene Henry A. 
Gray Charles C. 
Greene Joseph Warren 
Gray A. A. 
Grant George P. 
Grimes Joseph A. 
Grimes Thomas 
Gross George L. 
Greene Archer 
Green Henry L. 
Gregory William 
Gregg James C. 
Grant George Preston Jr. 
Greene Edward P. 
Graham John Hector 
Greene W. Maxwell 
Greene Albert R. 
Guild Clarence H. 
Guild Joseph L. 
Guile Walter A. 
Greene James Cullen 



H 



Hasbrouck Dr. Sayer 
Hail E. L. 

Hayward Hon. William S. 
Hayes Henry W. 
Harrison Alfred 
Harris Dr. Edward M. 
Hazard Jeffrey 
Harrington George C. 



Harmon Addison B. 
Harson M. J. 
Harvey Henry W. 
Hayward G. Y. 
Haller Dr. J. Frederick 
Hamilton R. S. Jr. 
Hazard Rowland G. 
Hallett James W. 



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Hazard Laureston H. 
Hanly James 
Haskell William H. 
Hayes Col. P. E. 
Hawes Edward C. 
Hahn J. Jerome 
Harrison Charles E. 
Hall George F. 
Hay ward Arthur C. 
Hay ward Milton C. 
Halladay H. H. 
Harris A. Walter 
Hambly J. H. 
Harris S. Cushing 
Hawes Dr. Earle P. 
Haskins C. F. 
Hannaford Dr. J. B. 
Harrington R. A. 
Ham A. E. 
Hamilton Robert M. 
Haikyard William 
Harris Col. Frank 
Harris George W. 
Harris Benjamin P. 
Hart F. J. 
Harvey Edwin B. 
Hanrahan John G. 
Hackney W. S. 
Herrick William H. 
Henshaw J. G. 
Hebden John C. 
Heathcote John 
Healy Frank 
Hemmenway Herbert L. 
Heiser Charles L. A. 
Henius Arthur 



Hersey Dr. George D. 
Hewett W. W. Jr. 
Hidden Walter 
Hinckley Herbert F. 
Hill Charles F. 
Hill F. A. C. 
Hidden Charles H. 
Howland Richard S. 
Howard Hon. Hiram 
Howard Charles T. 
Hoye Charles T. 
Horr Frank 
Howland Charles H. 
Holbrook Edward 
Hoppin Edward W. 
Horton B. J. 

Hodgkinson Lieut. William 
Horton F. B. 
Hovey Fred E. 
Howard Stephen C. 
Hodges Everett B. 
Holden Frank E. 
Howard William 
Hopkins S. A. 
Holmes Geo. H. 
Hoffman William H. 
Huntoon H. B. 
Hutchinson Geo. W. 
Humphreys L. H. 
Humphreys Charles B. 
Huber A. 

Husband William E. 
Hutchins Thomas L. 
Hunt Daniel A. 
Huntsman John F. Jr. 
Hutchins S. Cady 



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Hull F. H. 

Hubbard Elmer Elton 

Hull John E. 

Hastings Wm. Granville 

Huntley Caroll K. 



Hunt Seth Bliss 
Hidden Wilkins U. 
Hayes Frederick 
Harris James T 



Jameson S. C. 
Jackson Frederick H. 
Jackson Lewis M. 
Jackson Frank H. 
Jackson Benjamin M, 
Jencks John 
Jenks Albert A. 
Jenckes Joseph E. 
Jenks E. L. 
Jefferson William P. 
Jencks Thomas A. 



Jerauld Henry 
Jillson Hon. Francello G. 
Johnson Joseph H. 
Joslln Henry V. A. 
Johnson Levi 
Johnson Edwin A. 
Jones S. W. C. 
Johnson Richard M. 
Joslin George M. 
Jackson Daniel 



K 



Kennedy Jerome 
Kenyon James S. 
Kendall Hiram 
Keach William F. 
Keene Dr. George F. 
Kenyon John S. 
Kenyon Dr. George H. 
Keith B. F. 
Kendrick John E. 
Keefe John W., M. D. 
Kent Edwin F. 
Kendrick D. T. 
Kelly A. L. 
Kelly Edward B. 
Kelley J. B. 



Kennon Frederick V. 
Keene William F. 
Kimball Horace A. 
Kingman James H. 
KilvertS. W. 
King Dr. Stephen H. 
Kimball Lucian A. 
Kinsley Benj. E. 
King Frederick A. 
King Gilbert M. 
Kittridge Charles H. 
Kimball A. L. 
Kirkaldy James B. 
Kingsbury Clarence 
Knight Webster 



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Knight Charles L. 
Knight Arthur 
Knight Dr. E. B. 
Knight E. J. 
Knowles Elmer F. 



Knight Richard D. 
Knowles Stephen M. 
Knight Wm. F. 
Kneeland C. L. 
Kallock Lewis H. 



Ladd Hon. H. W. 
Lapham Hon. Oscar 
Ladd I. Gifford 
Latham Frank C. 
Lansing Willard J. 
Landers Col. Albert C. 
Lamphear Geo. W. 
Lawton J. F. P. 
Lansing Geo. D. 
Lewis John D. 
Leete Geo. F. 
Leete A. D. 
Lewis Henry B. 
Leete W. A. 
Lennon John F. 
Lewis S. M. 
Lederer Benedict B. 
Lester W. A. 
Leech Jas. 
Lee Thos. Z. 
Lee Christopher M. 
Lewisohn John 
Lennon Dr. J. F. 
LeederW. F. 
Lenz Chas. 0. 
Little J. W. 
Livermore F. D. 
Lingane D. F. 



Lippitt Henry F. 
Lippitt R. Lincoln 
Littlefield E. N. 
Little Robert B. 
Littlefield Leland H. 
Lippitt Charles Warren 
Lind Peter 

Littlefield Alfred H. Jr. 
Linton James 
Liddle D. C. 
Lindehe S. C. 
Lincoln I. Nelson 
Lincoln Ferdinand A. 
Loomis E. A. 
Lothrop F. L. 
Low Wm. H. Jr. 
Longley C. E. 
Logue E. B. 
Lowe H. H. 
Lockwood Lawrence A. 
Luce C. J. 
Luther Frederick N. 
Luther Gardner C. 
Lustig A. L. 
Ludwig Henry 
Lythgoe Joseph 
Lyon Geo. C. 
Lowe Herbert R. 



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Matteson G. W. R. 
Mason E. H. 
Mason Wm. B. 
Martin Fred R. 
Martin E. W. 
Mathewson Frank M. 
Macgregor Jas. F. 
Mason Earl Philip 
Matteson Hon. Chas. 
Mauran John T. 
Mason Israel B. 
Manchester Walter H. 
Maynard Frank H. 
Manton Frank S. 
McGregor Wm. 
Matteson Frank W. 
Miller Alfred J. 
Metcalf Jos. M. 
Mason Fred'k R. 
Martin Wm. D. 
Martin Jacob S. 
Martin Frank H. 
Mather W. Penn 
Massie John G. 
Mann Arthur B. 
Manton Jos. P. Jr. 
Mauran Suchet 
Marsh Henry Jr. 
Martin Geo. E. 
Mason Fletcher S. 
Makepeace Chas. R. 
Mahoney Dr. M. P. 
McGuinness Hon. E. D. 
McManus John 



M 
McCarthy Pat. J. 
McElroy Wm. B. 
McNivin Daniel 
McAuliffe J. W. 
McHale Wm. H. 
Metcalf Stephen 0. 
Metcalf Jesse 
Meader J. F. 
Metcalf Jesse H. 
Merrill John Harvey 
Merriman Chas. H. 
Metcalf Guy 
Miller Dr. Horace G. 
Millar John 
Miller W. B. M. 
Miller Pardon 
Miles A. O. 

Miller Hon. Augustus S. 
Miller Chas. M. 
Miller Geo. L. 
Miller Arthur C. 
Miller A. P. Jr. 
Miller E. P. 
Morrow Robt. 
Mowry Raymond G. 
Morgan Wm. A. 
Moulton E. T. 
Molter Henry T. 
Molter John N. 
Molter Augustus A. 
Moore John J. 
Mowry W. F. 
Mumford Chas. C. 
Murry Maurice A. 



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Munro C. G. 
Myrick E. C. 

Miller Charles M. 



Manchester Albert C. 
Moertens Emile 



Nicholson Stephen 
Nathans on Max 
Newell Geo. C. 
Newhall Chas. C. 
Nealey James A. 
Newell Frank W. 
Newhall Geo. H. 
Newell E. J. 
Neylan Dr. Daniel J. 
Nickerson Edward I. 
Nichols Mark S. 
Nightingale John K. H 



N 

Nightingale Crawford A. 
Nightingale Wm. G. 
Nightingale G. C. Jr. 
Nichols Chas. M. 
North Chas. W. 
Norman Hugh K. 
Nugent C. Franklin 
Nye Walter C. 
Nicholson Samuel M. 
Niven William T. 
Nichols Fred W. 
Nichols Chas. C. 



Olney Frank F. 
Ockel Hermann A. 
Owen Hon. Franklin P. 
Otis Samuel A. 
Oates J. F. 
Otis Wm. N. 
Otis Orin M. 
Oakley Theodore 



o 

Owen Chas. D. 
Olney Elam W. 
Owen Chas. D. Jr. 
O'Brian Lewis A. 
O'Leary Arthur 
O'Gorman Thomas 
O'Neill John H. 



Parsons Edmund H. 
Paine Chas. E. 
Parkhurst C. Frank 
Payne Benj. A. 
Palmer Amos D. 
Payne John Fisk 



Payton Harry F. 
Parks Geo. W. 
Payne, J. Milton 
Payson S. R. 
Pardee Lieut. W. J. 
Peck Cyril C. 



(U. S. A.) 



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Peck Samuel L. 
Perry Marsden J. 
Peck Leander R. 
Perkins Howard L. 
Peck Allen M. 
Peck Fred S. 
Peck Walter A. 
Pearce Henry 
Pervear Chas. E. 
Pearce Harold S. 
Peckham Dr. Fenner H. Jr. 
Persons Benj. W. 
Peirce Augustus R. 
Peck Arthur L. 
Pearce F. T. 
Peters Jno. Matthew- 
Perkins Ezra K. 
Perkins P. S. 
Peabody F. W. 
Pearce Aldrich G. 
Phillips Eugene F. 
Phillips Francis James 
Phillips Gilbert A. 
Potter Frank K. 
Phillips Edwin E. 
Phetteplace Wm. L. G. 
Phillips Thos. L. 
Phillips W. A. 
Phillips Wm. Llewellyn 



Randall David C. 
Rathbone Julian 
Rawson Thos. B. 
Rankin W. G. 
Ray Thos. H. 



Phillips H. O. 

Phillips G. F. 

Pierce D. A. 

Pitman S. M. 

Phillips John F. 

Potter Earl H. 

Pomroy Hon. Gorham P. 

Potter B. Thos. 

Potter H. O. 

Potter Chas. A. 

Pope Wm. H. 

Potter Dexter B. 

Potter Walter Armington 

Potter Walter A. 

Powell Thos. C. 

Potter L. K. 

Potter A. T. 

Pohlson CarlV. 

Potter Irvin Hoppin 

Prentice Geo. W. 

Preston Howard W. 

Preston Walter L. 

Preston J. H. 

Prew Henry 

Prentice Frank 

Prew H. Fred 

Potter Chas. W. 

Potter Joseph H. 

Perkins Fred E. 

R 

Ray Miles H. 
Ray J. G. 2nd 
Ray Edgar K. 
Remington S. P. 
Revens John 



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Reeves R. J. 
Reynolds Frank B. 
Remington Albert A. 
Remington Horace 
Read Chas. O. 
Reeves D. W. 
Reed Frank W. 
Reilley John B. 
Rhodes Wm. B. 
Rhodes Jas. P. 
Rhodes Christopher 
Rhodes Wm. M. 
Ripley James M. 
Ripley James H. 
Richmond John M. 
Richards Malcom W. 
Rice Howard M. 
Rice Richard H. 
Richardson Richard 



Rice Herbert Wayland 
Richardson James 
Rice J. Wm. 
Robinson Geo. H. 
Robinson Louis E. 
Roelker Wm. G. 
Rose P. H. 
Rounds D. E. 
Root H. G. 
Rogers Fred'k T. 
Roberts W. Austin 
Robinson Wm. A. 
Rothermel David N. 
Rose George P. 
Rutherford Dr. J. C. 
Root Edward T. 
Rider John A. 
Richmond Knight C. 



Sack A. Albert 
Sawin Eugene M. 
Sayles Frederick C. Jr. 
Sayles Fred L. 
Safford Wm. A. 
Sawyer F. L. 
Sayles Jas. R. 
Sawyer Andrew W. 
San Souci E. J. 
Sayles Geo. A. 
Sargent John W. 
Scott Jas. M. 
Scholtze E. F. 
Schott John C. 
Seymour Manuel F. 



Seabury Dwight 
Sellew Clinton D. 
Shepard John Jr. 
Shepley Geo. L. 
Sheldon Chas. H. Jr. 
Shove H. M. 
Sherman Albert V. W. 
Sherman Geo. H. 
Shaw Wm. H. 
Shipman T. H. 
Sherman Geo. E. 
Shepherd, E. H. 
Sheldon H. H. 
Shibley J. A. 
Sheldon F. P. 



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Simpson Chas. E. 
Simmons Frank D. 
Simms Gardner C. 
Slater A. B. Jr. 
Slater A. B. 
Smith Albert W. 
Smith Chas. H. 
Smith B. W. 
Smith Chester B. 
Smith Jas. M. 
Smith Stanley I. 
Smith H. E. 
Smith F. A. Jr. 
Smith Arthur H. 
Smith Edgar A. 
Smith Wm. 
Smith G. Howard 
Smith Edward H. 
Smith Dr. Edgar B. 
Smith C. E. 
Smith Harry M. 
Smith Dr. Sheffield 
Smith Walter J. 
Smith Francis Mitchell 
Smith Fred L. 
Snow Geo. M. 
Snow James Jr. 
Snow L. F. 
Smith Albert L. 
Smith James 
Smith Edwin A. 
Sprague Chas. H. 
Sprague Henry S. 
Spencer Robt. L. 
Spink Edwin L. 
Spooner Hon. Henry J. 



Spicer Henry R. 
Sprague Wm. A. 
Sprague N. B. 
Sprague Dr. Albert G 
Spink Benj. W. 
Spencer Thos. 
Studley J. E. 
Steinert Edward 
Stearns Walter H. 
Stiness Hon. John H. 
Stone Dr. W. H. 
Sturgess Howard O. 
Stokes Willis H. 
Stearns Hon. Henry A. 
Street John F. 
Steere Horace W. 
Stiness Walter R. 
Stewart John V. 
Storm Geo. G. 
Stratton W. H. 
Sturdy Geo. H. 
Stafford Geo. W. 
Stanton B. F. 
Starkweather J. U. 
Stearns Chas. F. 
Stewart Waldo 
Sunderland W. L. 
Sully Daniel J. 
Sullivan Dr. James E. 
Sullivan Geo. T. 
Sweet Leon E. 
Sweet Leprelette 
Sweet Jesse B. 
Sweetland C. S. 
Swartz Dr. Gardner T. 
Sweet Walter P. 



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Sweet Walter H. 
Sweetland W. H. 

Thompson D. M. 
Tattersall Fred Elmer 
Talcott Fred 
Tanner Herbert S. 
Taft Robt. Wendall 
Talbot Fred. E. 
Taylor Wm. H. Jr. 
Taft John L. 
Terry Dr. Herbert 
Temple W. H. G. 
Thurston Clark 
Thurber Wm. H. 
Thomas Van A. 
Thayer Edward 
Thurston Wilmarth H. 
Tillinghast L. H. 
Tillinghast Mason W. 
Tingley A. Curtis 
Tingley E. H. 
Tiffany Henry L. 
Tiepke Henry E 
Tillinghast Dr. Warren H. 
Tiiden Henry 
Tillinghast John R. 

Ulman Morris S. 
Upham Chester F. 



Sheldon John L. 
Shaw Frederick E. 

T 

Tompkins F. L. 
Toye Robt. G. 
Tourtelotte Amasa C. 
Trowbridge E. R. 
Trowbridge C. B. 
Truman Nathan H. 
Try on James S. Jr. 
Troup John E. 
Thomas G. H. 
Tower Louis P. 
Tripp Fred'k E. 
Turner Geo. A. 
Turner Fred E. 
Tyler C. B. 
Tillinghast John W. 
Tillinghast Theo. F. 
Tillinghast Geo. E. 
Tillinghast Lloyd A. 
Tillinghast Wm. R. 
Tillinghast Geo. L. 
Tiiden Henry C. 
Tillinghast H. A. 
Tillinghast F. W. 
Tillinghast James E. 

u 

Utter Hon. Geo. H. 



Van Slyck Col. Cyrus M 
Vaughn Hon. Wm. P. 
Vaughn Chas. L. 
Valleau Henry 



Vernon John W. 
Vincent Walter B. 
Vose Robt. C. 



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Walton Hon. Wm. A. 
Waterman Stephen 
Wall A. T. 
Wall G. A. 
Ward Walter 
Walton Wm. H. 
Watson E. L. 
Warfield Arthur V. 
Walker Dr. P. Francis 
Waterman Wm. B. 
Watson Arthur H. 
Waldron F. A. Jr. 
Waterman John 
Warfield Aron B. 
Waldron S. C. 
Watrous R. C. 
Warner Eugene F. 
Waldron H. A. 
Watkinson George 
Walsham Josiah 
Weeden Benj. D. 
Webster Daniel Jr. 
Weeden C. R. 
Webster Geo. E. 
Wesson Sam'l A. 
Wellman D. Henry 
West Geo. J. 
Weld Chas. Henry 
White Col. Hunter C. 
Whitford Wm. E. 
White DeWitt C. 
Whittier R. H. 
White A. Tenny 
Whipple Walter W 



White Henry T. 
White Dr. Wm. R. 
Whitford Fred. 
White Wm. W. 
Wheaton Geo. 2nd 
Wheaton Dr. J. L. 
Whitman E. P. 
WhittenWm. W. 
Williams Isaac F. Jr. 
Winship H. B. 
Williams Edward D. 
Willman Geo. P. 
Wilbour Joshua 
Wightman W. R. 
Wing W. H. 
Willis Waiter F. 
Wilson Benj. 
Wilson Hon. Ellery H. 
Williams Wade Walton 
Wilson Geo. A. 
Wirth Henry R. 
Winsor Chas. D., D. D. S. 
Williams H. M. 
Winsor Ira 

Williams Prof. Alonzo 
Williams Dr. W. Fred 
Williamson A. M. 
Wilbur Job 
Wilbur Ira R. 
Wientge C. C. 
Williams Geo. W. 
Wilcox Elmer A. 
Wilkinson Alfred H. 
Wilkinson Geo. 



Wilcox Dutee 
Wilkinson Wm. A. 
Winsor Chas. A. 
Wirth Phillip 
Winship F. I. 
Worch Wm. F. 
Wood Wm. H. 
Wood G. H. 
Woodward Lewis L 
Wolcott Henry- 
Woodward Wm. C. 



Young N. B. 
Young Irving W. 



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Worman John S. 
Woodley Geo. F. Jr. 
Wood Henry S. 
Wood Walter H. 
Woodworth A. C. 
Wyman John C. 
Washburn Morris K. 
Whiteiey Samuel 
Wilcox Charles E. 
Wilcox John A., M. D. 



Young Walter C. 
Young Rogers Gano 



NON=RESIDENT MEMBERS, 



Aborn James S. 
Adams A. C. 
Atwood Wm. E. 



Barney Algernon H. 
Barstow N. S. 
Badger Theodore 
Banks S. S. 
Benson H. P. 
Bellows F. L. 
Birnbaum B. 
Blackinton Louis A. 
Blackinton H. C. 
Bonnett John P. 
Boutwell Roiand Hill 
Brown W. G. 
Bridgham W. H. 
Brush E. C. 
Burgess G. D. 
Butler Chas. M. 
Bill A. J. 
Babcock Rouse 



44 Front St., Worcester, Mass. 
57 Kilby St., Boston, Mass. 
Williamsville, Conn. 

B 

North Swansea, Mass. 

93 Water St., Boston, Mass. 

27 Kilby St., Boston, Mass. 

Bridgeport, Conn. 

36 Purchase St., Boston, Mass. 

900 Royal Insurance Bldg., Chicago. 

79 Summer St., Boston, Mass. 

Attleboro, Mass. 

Attieboro, Mass. 

North Attleboro, Mass. 

Lowell, Mass. 

Glocester, Mass. 

24 Waverly Place, N. Y. City. 

40 Kilby St., Boston, Mass. 

6 Union St., Boston, Mass. 

268 Devonshire St., Boston, Mass. 

Wiliimantic, Conn. 

Box 197, N. Y. City. 



Carpenter Arthur A. 
Cheever George W. 
Call L. G. 



Mut. Life Ins. Co., Philadelphia, Pa 
North Attleboro, Mass. 
Young's Hotel, Boston, Mass. 



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Clapp Horace B. 

Colwell Henry F. 

Collamore George Washington 

Corr Peter H. 

Crolins W. H. 



Daggett H. M. Jr. 
Davis Henry C. 
Downey John J. 
Downes F. A. 
Donovan John P. 
Drost C. A. 



20 Kilby St., Boston, Mass. 
Clark Ward Co., Boston, Mass. 
33 Winter St., Boston, Mass. 
Taunton, Mass. 
146 Broadway, N. Y. City. 

D 

Attleboro, Mass. 

120 Broadway, N. Y. 

85 Water St., Boston, Mass. 

925 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa. 

Winsor Hotel, Bridgeport, Conn. 

180 Summer St., Boston, Mass. 



Eaton Edwin R. 
Elms Jas. C. Jr. 



Jno. Carter & Co., Boston, Mass. 
72 Franklin St., Boston, Mass. 



Friedlander W. S. 
Fuller Marshall H. 
Furness Geo. A. 
Fisk Edmund D. 



P. O. Box 1788, N. Y. City. 
Box 127, East Douglass, Mass. 
27 Kilby St., Boston, Mass. 
Lowell, Mass. 



Goodwin H. J, 
Green Ed. A. 



Harley W. J. 
Hubbard Alien 
Hanson H. F. 
Hay ward H. T. 
Hemenway Eugene S. 
Hellyar Wm. H. 
Horton Harry M. 



Q 

87 Broad St., Boston, Mass. 
N. Y. City. 

H 

Fall River Iron Works Co., Fall River. 

228 Franklin St., Boston, Mass. 

Gay & Parker Co., 125 Milk St., Boston. 

Franklin, Mass. 

166 North St., Boston, Mass. 

20 Kilby St., Boston, Mass. 

Box 300, Meriden, Conn. 



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Howard Henry A. 
Hubbard Allen 
Hutchins Chas. H. 
Hall Henry I. 
Hart John J. 
Healey Joseph T. 



rons Walter S. 



63 Oliver St., Boston, Mass. 

228 Franklin St., Boston, Mass. 

Worcester, Mass. 

21 Inman St., Cambridge, Mass. 

Lowell, Mass. 

165 Milk St., Boston, Mass. 



I 



Box 256, Chicopee, Mass. 



Jones B. L. 



Kendall George E. 
Kelley Solon C. 
Krower Alfred 



Shepard, Newell & Co., Boston. 

K 

93 Water St., Boston. 

171 Collins St., Hartford, Conn. 

37 Maiden Lane, N. Y. City. 



Lawton W. L. 
Lewisohn Jesse 
Lippitt Clarence W. 
Lorge J. B. 
Luther Chas. B. 



P. O. Box 700, Worcester, Mass. 
81 Fulton St., N. Y. City. 
Hotel Dorrance. 
Box 387, N. Y. City 
Fall River. Mass. 



Maintien Wm. F. 
McCarter E. C. 
McGowan John E. 
Merritt Arthur 
Milner Hon. Edwin 



Noyes Davis W. 



n 

North Attleboro, Mass. 
Broadway and 19th St., N. Y. City. 
11 East 60th St., N. Y. City. 
58 Pearl St., Boston, Mass. 
Moosup. Conn. 

N 
Boston, Mass. 



Parker Geo. E. 



80 Walnut Ave., Roxbury. 



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Rathbun Edward H. 
Reilley Wm. W. 
Rice Clifford H. 
Richardson B. J. 
Richmond H. B. 
Robinson E. A. 
Rosevear J. M. 
Russell John M. 
Ross James H. 



R 

Franklin, Mass. 

22 Builders' Exchange, Buffalo, N. Y. 

4 Liberty Square, Boston, Mass. 

37 Warren St., N. Y. 

523 Washington St., Boston, Mass. 

Attleboro, Mass. 

York St., Jersey City, N. j. 

Worcester, Mass. 

Willimantic, Conn. 



Sargent Henry 
Sandland Clarence E. 
Shute Walter Chauncey 
Shepard L. H. 
Smith Chas. G. 
Southwick Francis H. 
Stanton Walter 
Staple Earnest 
Stevens Herbert B. 
Steele Edward D. 
Swift John B. 
Stockbridge William M. 
Schaeffer H. T. 



Tenny Chas. H. 
Teale W. T. 
Titcomb W. G. 
Trunkett Fred'k G. 
Turner Henry R. 
Tweedy J. Edmund 
Threfall William B. 

Van Raalte F. 



Worcester, Mass. 

North Attleboro, Mass. 

South Hingham, Mass. 

48 Harvard Ave., Brookline, Mass. 

Factory Ins. Ass'n, Hartford, Conn. 

22 White St., N. Y. City. 

Worth St., N. Y. City. 

43 Warren St., N. Y. City. 

22 White St., N. Y. City. 

Waterbury Brass Co., Waterbury, Conn, 

13 Willis St., Lowell, Mass. 

82 Devonshire St., Boston, Mass. 

125 Milk St., Boston, Mass. 

T 

15 Wall St., N. Y. City. 

55 Kilby St., Boston, Mass. 

834 Beacon St., Boston, Mass. 

Boston, Mass. 

4 Liberty Square, Boston, Mass. 

North Attleboro, Mass. 

Newton Upper Falls, Mass. 

V 



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Wardwell Simon W. Jr. 
Waterous R. G. Jr. 
Webber Wm. A. 
White S. S. 
Wightman Geo. H. 
Williams J. 
Wilkinson Henry L. 

Wright Percy E. 
Woodward J. H. 
Wiencke Henry 



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226 Devonshire St., Boston, Mass. 

70 Kilby St., Boston, Mass. 

13 Tremont Place, Boston, Mass. 
125 Milk St., Boston, Mass. 
105 Federal St., Boston, Mass. 
Harvey, Fisk & Sons, 24 Nassau St. 

N. Y. 
134 Milk St., Boston, Mass. 
Waterbury, Conn. 

71 Worth St., N. Y. City. 



Young A. A. Jr. 



Jewett City, Conn, 



DECEASED 



Alfreds Henry J. 
Baldwin Chas. F. 
Bardeen Bernard 
Batchellor C. H. 
Brown Edw. C. 
Chadwick O. B. 
Congdon Frank H. 
Cole Walter H. 
Chapman Robert B. 
Fessenden Samuel 
Hartwell Mortimer H. 



Johnson Geo. H. 
Nicholson Wm. T. 
O'Hare Robert 
Pomroy Dr. H. J. 
Radeke Dr. Gustav 
Rathbun Hon. Oscar 
Rose R. L. 
Sheldon Wm. D. 
Tucker Wm. A, 
Van Slyck Hon. Nicholas 
White Henry C. 



